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What Does IASSC Accredited Really Mean?

What Does IASSC Accredited Really Mean?

IASSC accredited means a training provider showed IASSC that its curriculum matches the IASSC Body of Knowledge. Providers earn it by applying voluntarily and furnishing evidence, and IASSC does due diligence before it grants the status. It does not mean IASSC trains...
Qualitative Data: Collect, Code, and Use It in Six Sigma

Qualitative Data: Collect, Code, and Use It in Six Sigma

Qualitative data tells you what customers experience and why they act as they do. It arrives as words, comments, and observations, not numbers. Six Sigma teams usually start with Voice of the Customer data in the Define phase of DMAIC. They gather it, code it into...
How to List Six Sigma on a Resume and LinkedIn

How to List Six Sigma on a Resume and LinkedIn

List Six Sigma in two places, and give each place a different job. The credential line proves you hold the belt. The project bullet proves you can use it. On a resume, put the credential in a section labeled Certifications, with the exact name, issuer, and year. One...
Which Industries Pay the Most for Six Sigma Skills?

Which Industries Pay the Most for Six Sigma Skills?

Financial services, aerospace and defense, insurance, information technology, and manufacturing pay Black Belts the most in the United States. Glassdoor’s April 2026 data lists financial services first for Black Belts, at a median total pay of $182,621. Aerospace and...
What Jobs Can You Get With a Green Belt? Roles and Pay

What Jobs Can You Get With a Green Belt? Roles and Pay

A Six Sigma Green Belt qualifies you for quality, operations, process improvement, and project roles, and it often boosts the job you already hold. Common titles include continuous improvement specialist, quality manager, process engineer, business process analyst, IT...